The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets onsite monthly at any of its Williamson County partner churches. This season, we meet at San Gabriel Presbyterian Church, Georgetown Texas with meditations centered around the topic "Courage." All services are open to the public. We will pray together by combining two […]
The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets onsite monthly at any of its Williamson County partner churches. This season, we meet at San Gabriel Presbyterian Church, Georgetown Texas with meditations centered around the topic "Courage." All services are open to the public. We will pray together by combining two […]
The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets once per month. All services are open to the public. We pray together by using two very special types of worship templates: the Service of Healing and Wholeness and Taizé Common Prayers. We are led by a diverse community of area Christians, and […]
In this All Saints Sunday service, we focus on listening to hopeful stories as we bring back our popular celebration of Saints with a luminaria display at San Gabriel Presbyterian Church. Meditation will be spoken by Sean Mann. Non-perishable food will be collected on this evening for Helping Hands of Georgetown, Texas, as well as […]
In our first of two services at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, the Wholeness Service will conduct Taizé Evening Prayers with scriptures and songs focused on our November topic, Listening to People of Hope. The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets once per month. All services are open to the public. […]
Reprising our popular service, "Christmas by Candlelight," this service will open with shadow and light, and welcome the Spirit with a memory of the Word made flesh. This month, we welcome Pastor Steve Buchele, who will present a meditation the topic, "Striving for Hope." The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service […]
The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets once per month. All services are open to the public. We pray together by using two very special types of worship templates: the Service of Healing and Wholeness and Taizé Common Prayers. We are led by a diverse community of area Christians, and […]
The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets once per month. All services are open to the public. We pray together by using two very special types of worship templates: the Service of Healing and Wholeness and Taizé Common Prayers. We are led by a diverse community of area Christians, and […]
In our second of two services at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, the Wholeness Service will conduct Taizé Evening Prayers with scriptures and songs focused on the joyful topic, Easter Hope. The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets once per month. All services are open to the public. We pray together […]
We've rescheduled our postponed January service Round Rock, where we will pray in the intimate chapel of St. Philip's United Methodist Church. Our Taizé Evening Prayer service on this night will focus on the topic, "Pilgrims of Hope / Pilgrims of Peace." The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets […]
We conclude our 2025-26 season with the dual topic, "Pilgrims of Hope / Pilgrims of Peace." The season concludes with a meditation by youth cantor and speaker, Jayden Mann. The Georgetown Ecumenical Wholeness Service is a candlelight, contemplative prayer service that meets once per month. All services are open to the public. We pray together by […]
What are you seeking? The first words of Jesus in the Gospel of John are a question to two young people. Last year in Taizé, six young people from six countries across four continents answered Jesus' question: Silence. A direction. Joy. Meaning. A just world. Community. Peace. Br. Matthew, prior of Taizé, responded to them with the Word of God. This season, we bring their insights home to Central Texas. Join us for a preview on August 23.